FAQs

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When and where should I RSVP by?

Answer

We kindly request all RSVPs to be submitted by March 1, 2026, on this website. Please RSVP for the wedding and indicate if you'll be joining for a Farewell Breakfast on Monday, April 27th, at Hotel Winters. We can't wait to celebrate with you!

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Is there a dress code?

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We kindly ask guests to follow cocktail attire. If you are uncertain, we suggest overdressing rather than underdressing. Please dress comfortably, while avoiding overly casual wear or white, which is reserved for the couple. As the venue is outdoors, we recommend comfortable shoes. The venue features gardens that will be available to explore, and footwear such as stilettos may make walking on grass difficult.

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Can I take photos during the ceremony?

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To help everyone be fully present with us, we kindly request guests to refrain from taking photos during the ceremony. Our hired photographers and videographer will capture the day, and we look forward to sharing those memories with you.

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Can I bring a plus one? Will the ceremony be child-friendly?

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We hope all our guests have a wonderful and enjoyable experience, however, we can only accommodate those listed on the invitation. Children listed on the invitation are welcome, and we kindly request that they remain under parental supervision throughout the event.

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Is there parking for the ceremony and reception?

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Parking will be available at the venue free of charge. Complimentary wedding-day transportation will be available between the venue, Park Winters, and 2 hotels, Hotel Winters and Fairfield by Marriott, at the beginning and conclusion of the celebration.

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What is the shuttle schedule?

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Complementary transportation to and from the venue will be provided for guests staying at Hotel Winters or the Fairfield Inn Suites Winters. More details will be provided shortly.

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What can I do to extend my California vacation?

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Nearby - Downtown Winters –Local cafes, eateries, and shops, and historic architecture. - Local Wineries – Enjoy wine tasting in the Yolo and Solano County wine regions. - Nature Trails (e.g., Putah Creek, Yolo Bypass, UC Davis Arboretum) – Walk, hike, or enjoy a picnic in scenic natural areas. - Sacramento – Explore Old Sacramento, the State Capitol, museums, and riverfront attractions. Short Drives (~1–1.5 hours) - Sonoma Wine Country – Visit world-renowned wineries and charming towns. - Napa Valley – Wine tasting, fine dining, and scenic vineyards. - Muir Woods National Monument - enjoy old-growth redwood trees and hike to views of the Pacific Ocean and Mount Tamalpais Longer Day Trips (~2–3 hours) - San Francisco – Famous landmarks like the Golden Gate Bridge, Alcatraz Island, museums, and historic neighborhoods. - Lake Tahoe – Outdoor recreation, including hiking, boating, and lake views. - Coastal Nature Areas (e.g., Point Reyes & Marin County Coast) – Scenic coastal drives, beaches, and wildlife viewing.